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The Arc is the oldest and largest volunteer organization with the sole mission to promote inclusion

The Arc of Greater Beaumont

1 week ago

Get it done!!!🗳️ TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE!Your voice matters—and your vote can help create meaningful change for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. 💙When we vote, we have an opportunity to support a more inclusive community where people with disabilities have access to the services, education, healthcare, opportunities, and protections they deserve.♿ Disability voices belong at the ballot box.❤️ Advocate for inclusion.🤝 Stand up for disability rights.📣 Make your voice heard.🗳️ Register. Vote. Make a Difference.Don’t wait—register to vote TODAY!#TheArcOfElPaso #RegisterToVote #YourVoiceMatters #DisabilityRights #DisabilityAdvocacy ...

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The Arc of Greater Beaumont

1 week ago

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The Arc of Greater Beaumont

2 weeks ago

Help us. Raise your voice and help us tell others how important it is that people with disabilities have the support they need to succeed in their communities.For generations, people with Down syndrome and other disabilities were separated from their families and communities and placed in institutions. We cannot go backward.NDSC is deeply concerned by the final order in Texas v. Kennedy, which weakens important federal protections that help ensure people with disabilities can receive the services and supports they need in their homes and communities.Section 504, the ADA, and the Supreme Court’s Olmstead decision remain the law. NDSC will continue fighting to protect community living, strengthen HCBS, and ensure people with Down syndrome can live, work, and thrive in their communities.Community living is a civil right.Read NDSC’s full statement: bit.ly/NDSC-Statement-Olmstead-Final-Order#NDSC #downsyndrome ...

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